The Central Hub for DSM Community and Information

For 1990-1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse, Eagle Talon, Plymouth Laser, and Galant VR-4 Owners. This is where the DSM platform history is documented and archived. Log in to help us in our mission, and to remove most ads from the browsing experience.

Upgrade interals or buy 2.2L stroker

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.

Mikey001015

15+ Year Contributor
72
0
Sep 28, 2003
Mishawaka, Indiana
i need help deciding on whether it would be better to build up my bottem end with forged internals or buy a stroker. I plan on goin turbo and want to be able to boost around 15-16. not sure if building up my bottem end will hold this or not. Any help that you guys can give is very appreciated. What can the 420a hp wise hold up to? Thanks in advance:dsm:
 
There's plenty of people that run 18 psi on 2gnt forums. You should ask there if you want more details on their setups.

But what does that have to do with a 2.2 stroker, as per your thread title? That's not going to hold more boost (probably about the same), it's actually probably better for daily driver applications then racing applications. Stroked motor means more power at lower revs, less potential to reach higher revs.
 
ya, but the stroker will be stronger, but if i can rebuild with forged internals and save some money and still have the strength to boost what, thats what i'm trying to find out b/c i know the stroker will hold it, not sure if our blocks will....thanks, i'll check out 2gnt
 
the 2.2 stroker is a stroked 420a block. So i don't get what you mean when you say the stroker will hold but a rebuilt block won't... it's the same block.

In other words, a 2.2 is just a rebuilt block just a bit more bored out and the stroke was made longer. So if you know that can hold boost, then yea, a regular 420a rebuilt with forged parts would definately hold boost too.
 
Is not an easy question to answer because it depends on how well the 2.2L stroker is built (forged crank) , and also what compression you decide to order (8:8:1 , 9:1, 10:5:1 etc) and what turbo.

Howell has had their 2.2L stroker kit for awhile now, but speaking to them , you will prolly get the same idea/ opinion as to what Mystic511 already told you.

However, FTY, claims to have a 2.2L that will hold all the way to redline (9k) just as strong as their rebuilt 2.0L. Only , their site is down, so you would have to call VTengines, their main source , to get any answers or order info.
 
i would get the 8.6:1 compression so it would allow me to boost, but i'll do some more research and talk to the people that have strokers a little bit more. thanks for the input:dsm:
 
Add Value - Be Respectful - No Trolling - No Misinformation - Participate Often!
Support Vendors who Support the DSM Community

Build Thread Updates

Latest Classifieds

  • For sale 91 tsi awd heavily modified
    91 talon tsi. it was modified on the to look like a 1gb (fixed healights). stock rods and...
    • george bromwell
    • Updated:
    • Expires
  • For sale 1g 1GA 91 GSX 5 speed take-out engine harness
    Around 2005(?) my local area was filled with guys buying up DSM’s and breaking/parting out...
    • pma1123
    • Updated:
    • Expires
  • For sale 2g Eclipse/Talon Parts lot
    95-99 2G Eclipse/Talon Misc. Parts lot
    • Sdcryan1
    • Updated:
    • Expires
  • For sale 4G63 3 inch Magnaflow SS high flow cat
    3 inch Magnaflow stainless cat. High flow. 18.25 inches. Flange holes are 4 1/8 center. Has...
    • Galant665
    • Updated:
  • For sale 4G63 Forge Motorsports BOV
    Original Forge Motorsports bov. Adjustable with over 80 clicks on the dial. Nice to use for...
    • Galant665
    • Updated:
Back
Top